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Welcome to the Naked Marriage podcast, where Dave and Ashley Willis on this podcast,

we address the truth about sex, intimacy, and lifelong love. And today, we're continuing our

conversations about in-law relationships inspired by a brand new book called Married Into the Family,

the not-so-secret guide to in-law relationships, which you can now get wherever books are sold,

I recommend the audio book. I think that I just love it. We had so much fun recording that,

and I really think this book could be a game changer in your marriage and in your family.

And today, we're going to talk about the delicate but important issue of how to rebuild relationships

once they've been injured or possibly even broken. That's right. This is so

important because we've talked about toxic kind of descriptions of unhealthy in-laws,

but we also need to talk about, well, how do we rebuild when we've lost trust or when we've

gone wrong ourselves? And so we're going to talk all about that, and we hope that you get a lot

out of this episode. Let's dive in. All right. Well, you guys, I hope you're really getting a lot

out of this in-law series. It's a great, you know, even writing this book was a great refresher for

us. I think this is something where you never arrive because there's new seasons that come,

you know, something we haven't even talked about yet is sometimes, you know, as your parents are

aging, even how that relationship changes as you begin to care for them. You know, there's a lot

of different seasons of the in-lie dynamics that we have to address. And so on today's,

we're going to give you a bird's eye view of how to heal your in-law relationship when maybe

it's been fractured. And so we're really excited to talk about this because this is something we've

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